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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-26
Science and Faith.

Science in sounding phrase can tell
just how we live and why;
But never vet hath soaring Science told
How tits we die.
How mind to matter Ia resolved;
How night to darkness fades;
How mental chaos over wisdom mounts,
Amid deaths shades.
How vital force that rules the would
In mid career Is checked;
How strong outridingbarks on waveless seal
At last are wrecked.
At questions such proud Science halts
Her Intellectual breath;
But Faith cuts through the Gordlan knot
and cries
There is no deatb!,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-26
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

FURNISHED weekly tn the Jnt.ll;geucar by
csn,oi,,I II C,nner r..or,Ier oT load- of
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Laiay ette county, MOL
Abstract of the deeds lied in the office Of
Recorder of Deeds from saturday March -.
VI =, 100. +'I''I
W oa'ufu''' -hafcn 10 a De- 1901 ohis suen
as contain covenants OF warranty contained
in list
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-26
A LETTER FROM HENRY COUNTY,

DEEPwATEK, HENRY COUNTY, Mo-,
March 10, 1887.
EDITOR lNTELLIG ENCER: - After n
delightful run from Spring field of about
"a miles we arrived at the cosy little
town of Walnut Grove, Polk county,
where we met many kind friends with
whom we formed acquaintance only
one year ago last December, but who
seemed to be home folks by their de-
pertinent and courteous treatment,
even the barber was glad to see me,
and if sat and read the Police News,
until he called next, l was Just as
welcome. Walnut Grove is well si,u-
ated in a good country Ct mean lust
what l say); this is good country and
is just now being properly developed.
You can look i'm any direction from this
pretty little burg and notice the new
clearings, and you will be convinced
that Polk county is being appreciated,
and will make the assertion right here
and noW, that in ten years the best
fruit of all kinds will be raised on these
hills and gentle slopes and shipped 10
Kansas City and other markets, and as
for grapes the wild ones grow 80 luxu
rlantly that you can depend upon them;
the Concord and Virginia seeding will
succeed, at any rate my friend Edmon-
son is going into the business of fruit
and grape raising in earnest, Us he has
bought farm of one hundred and twen.
ty acres of land, married to Miss Ida
Lowe who has been assisting his good
old mother in house keeping tor five
years, and to whom he has been en-
gagged for several years nov. The
happy pair set up in housekeeping os5
ly short time since, and your hun6l
correspondent had the honor to -
first boarder and co-worker on IL
home. He will plant out twelt1
dred apple trees, tour hu1
which will be of The Ben Davis
Also good vineyard In time, ~
OF the vineyard this spring.
Twill write yOu from Clinton
send me an Intelligencer with
ter in it. l will correspond reguI5
with you now, but / must haya
paper and hear from my old friends u
Lafayette by that means. My regards
to George Almand, of Alma.
j. A. X.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-26
~. 9. CHANDLER.

rrORNgI-AT-LAW, Lexington, Mo, VIII
d iisna in the circuit and other courts Oh
fafayett. and dyoining counties BENG .nSe- 6e-
oushy iamlar with tine eSarse p P
,'e vi" vii give speciai attention. to all matters
he,orr he Patent Office, Genersl Land once, aie.
W.r IoIeri ,r, and other depaf menus ,S,ar
nvar Grimes & Venabie'S. ~!
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-26
Oh, Paradise.
From the Chicago Inter Ocean

From the Chicago Inter Ocean,
oh, Paradise!"
She sang. I stood beneath the skies,
But looked and listened as those bars
Rang out aud upward to the stars.
Her robe 10 snowy folds swept back,
marked the jewels cleaning track
That with her hand did fall and rise,
Oh, Paradise!
"Oh Paradise!o
As If in rapturous surprise
The mellow tones did ring and float
From out that softly curving throat,
Her lovely cheek I saw upturned.
Her golden rfnglets framed and burned,
And for look into those eyes
Oh, Paradise.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-26

old Lafayette county. Inside Of year
we expect three railroads. Every
thing is wild on real estate. Last weei;
| it was supposed that the prices were
tossed out of reach of buyers, but still
they rise. Among the new real estate
| firms is the one OF Carter&Sparks,b both
from Lafayette county, who have over
10000 acres OF choice farming lands
for sale Those wishing GOOD homes
III southern Kansas, a good prosperous
county, would find i! to their interests
| to address this reliable real estate firm
Here are several Lafayette people, all
doing well. w. w. Cash, Esq editor
and proprietor CT the Western Star, is
one Of the prosperous boys of the
newspaper craft In politics the conn
ty is about equally divided. Ii the re-
publicaGs get any office here they
will be obliged to put up the best in
the party. The democrats carried at
the last election ten OF fifteen, and by
the way things are drifting no ore
need stay away because this was once
the banner republican state. Wonder
full changes take place in the west.
Women are entitled to vote at the
municipal spring election. This is Il
republican measure, and | learn bun
few women are registering. In my
next [ will tell the readers of the
lntelligencer more of Kansas and
COldwater. LAFAYETTE Boy
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-26
ATTOR NE VS..
f0HN =. BLACKWELL.

ae1f1(3RNEY At LAW. win practice in all
AStxe couits OF the state. Prompt attention
qfyen 10 al business entrusted to my care
Once in Ma some uuiid 'ng over Trigg y shield 9
- iaCl0yl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-26
LABOR PARTIES,
from the February Century. |

!From the February Cen.ury.i
The political labor NOV ement ia nat
transient phenomenon, dsafinoa -
speedily disappear, but MOI
more permanent character, n
continue in some form until i26 h.
so far as possible, have been III ao.
For this reason it behooves our states
men, and the educated and thinking
"i'HA''' -'Eneraii.. tn "o..e;-lar that thew
au8v- 80 4c b. r3ei
movement sright Az es5lssiveIy
rosElas ss-saon pArty .s sn aHdssirabfr
'hEg, ewes {. ijs aiss5 see r,el.. ard
aI 5asn Fsr5g cans ..a ias.sis,red .ur
aY laagth uf ,ime J IN aeaas. ..'iesapi
30 made by rs c4uc4-ad n5orle 10 bcir
lle "'rtiag-mec improve thssr iol.
iAa' mach may i's aGuomp p!ishaa. = su
classes @l.l wgeS together Tor til. ssd
lnara cAn BE- no reasonable 5oubt.
Moreover. ,he dniy cauuel be shirsed
lne question 3t liapT9giar tae ffF
-Io .1iiHg m.5ges Is he sa4.a pott
aaa -nelai problem o. fhe
w-s remain So , d =
solution 4s gos.'b
ssi"ef hY Measu.e-
E-ao. uast,ogA
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-26
ma p. II. CHAMBERS.
DENTIST.

vs,c,,N g. SURGEON, Office opposite
Dd1oiC.1N oT.r Graham Y NJ orrison' b store.
Re 'ldence: Al she jsn176-ly
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-26
yENQPH,sN RYLAND.

= asrrORNEY-A AT-IAW. Will give prompt at
Ase,tIOn to all BUSINESS entrusted to ms care.
- SfiI nract ce in ali the COurts, except the iTo-
si = ~ F,,n, p - / af,v .,te county deC2yl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-26
:uY e. " ALLACk. ""' ~
WALLACE 4 CHILES,

rro.NFYs AND COtINsELLORs AT
A Law. Lexington. Mo. Office, front s,1a room
over the Lexington Savings, BANK, ppts oS
's,aVette and surrounding countss, anu aiso nd IN
tb. srure,p. court Of the state OF missouri, ah @
the U. ). LiTcuit and pistr' oo"'''
w ,,,rr ID strict Of NJ s5Ourl.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-26
MEDECALs
nm. F. COOLEY.

AS - orer PhiIip Keller's clothing store !,
Iaxinaton. Mo his old home, where ne VIII IA
Le pleased to meet with his many OLD ireno5 b,n anu
an otnude nd canine his apparatus for treating
ca,arrh Also his Galvanic and Faradic battery i
Ohce houTs: n " ~ mch5 s7tf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-26
ROBERT TAYLOR. JO O. LESUEUR,
Notary Public. Notary Public.
REMOVED!

We have removed office to the front Graham
Morrson Store opposite the Courthouse and prepared
attend all business in line promptly and to the bes
interest of
Call if want to borrow Money Real Estate
security the lowest rates of interest and without delay
Call you buy sell Lands Town Lots
Call us if you to Exchange Property.
Call Fire Insurance the lowest and best
rates which it be written by FirstCass Companies We
represent other kind.
Call if you the Title your Lands Examined
and Perfected.
Call for Notary Business and Conveyancng
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-26
mn n. l.. BOLTON,

-~uysICIAN AND SURGEON, as IrmGven move,
from his old stand to back room over naciaIa
deyers shoe stOr anIist msm Colles", first house
ty. Residence neai p ieb7ml3
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-26
Chicago & Alton r. r.

Trains marked will not stop.
Trains marked will stop on signal.
Local freights run daily except sunday. Other
trains daily.
Coupon tickets on sale to all principal points
In the United States and Canada. Baggage
checked through 10 destination without extra
charge.
E. E. GRAY, Agent at Higginsville.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-26

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Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

Everything cheap and frat class at
Taggart & Co.'S
Under Sheriff o +. Kuencer has rented
the hoisa formerly occupied by Chas.
Zimmer, and will move his family over
from Mineral Park next week. We well
come them in advance.
Dr. Livingston is erecting dwelling
house OH his lot between the residences
OF Messrs, Tagsart and Yer Mehr. The
fact that the Doctor is putting in some Of
his spare time and muscle on the build
ing is more to his credit than otherwise.
There is DO doubt that orr Board Of
Supervisors In raising the assessment roll
generally have raised quite little
''shoel." The fact that they mean busi-
ness and intend 10 protect the interests
OF the county, legally aud otherwise, will
be apt 10 raise ''shoef' with those who
contest their action without good cause.
II. J. Brother, Esq, General Manager
Of the Golden Gate Mn and Mining Com
pauy's property, came in on Thursday
night from the Lost Basin. He left his
wagon and baggage at Red Lake, having
been caught in cloud burst. After get.
ting his wagon and team in safe place,
he had the pleasure OF walking fifteen
miles to Wat. T9lompson's, where he BE-
cured fresh team.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

zona, met on Friday, July 9Th, 1897, at :
o'clock p. m. as Board 81 Equalization.
Present: Supervisors CrozieF and Nei-
son, and James j. Hyde, cx.oiiieio Clerk
Petition OF Dahicl Bonelli and affidavit
Of Thomas w. Logan in support thereof,
read, and, on motion the assessment oi
the saii BoneIli returned at 359 bead o.
sttle is hereby reduced b 30 head, and
the asgessor authorized u correct the As
sessment Roll in accordance herewith.
Voting aye, Supervisors Crozier and
Nelson.
On motion the Board adjourned 10 Sat
urday, July 9th, 1887, at 10 a. m.
SAN. CRoztER,
Attest Chairman OF the Board.
JAMES j. HYDE,
Ex-officio Clerk.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16
Greatly Excited.

Not few of the citizens OF Kingman
ave recently become greatly excited over
ne astounding facts, that several Of their
lends who have been pronounced by
,eir physicians as incurable and beyond
III hope--sufering with that dreaded
monster Consumptiou--haye been c"'''-
stely cured by Dr. x''--' :. r.-,'1'. ~
- ....,g,s New Discovery
l.. consumption, the only remedy that
!oas positively cure all throat aud inne
diseases. Coughs, Coils, Asthma and
bronchitis. Trial bottle free at Watkins
3ro's Drug Store, large bottles VI.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16
orn WIVES.
y fsst ssir Miners of 5ioIsasc Caur.-
~ sxasc fseen fsosnS the Fast
week

superintendent Bother, of the Golden
Gate Company, tel ~ Of big strike
nS 9 in the Golden Gate minc, at Lost
Baain. Hs has number Of men al work
geiiias out ore reaaF for the min from
different portions u the mine, and in Que
os the slopes thc Yiorlmen came on i
poaket OF very rich sre Tbs ore from
this pockes is SO ri,h that Mr.. Brother
feels justified in shipping two or three
ear loads 70 kinge,an, and having it
worked here just TO show the stock.
holders IN ST. Louis what kind OF mine
they have got.
The party Of calii,rnia capitalists aud
sight-seers who wert here last week were
50 well pleased With our mining proa.
poets a. % Invest eoasitierahie money In
them. In addition 10 Purchasing 4 nun
Ser Of new locations IN the vicinity Of the
oro plata and AarE Sosa mines. they par.
chased 4 half iatsFeit in the well known
Si1l.t Hawk mine, laying George Rowerf
s5.91)ia cash thegsipr. The immediate
result Of f!Iis sals flls been the pat,ine
On Of 4 nnnl5ar 81 men o. the fniac aud
the appoinsment d Gaer-s Bowers IS
Superintendent, wil'i nzt5actio7s to opcf
np tic mine fog al ihess i h il.
The Kingnan aIalgIias Works shipped
four car Iold3 d mii}si ore 70 socorfo
L.st week
We hear that Guib, large contract has
been let On the MaFiioaa mine, Todd
Basin.
One o; tho Todl Eas.n claims changed
band YESTERDAY .or the consideration q
about $s)1.>
Tlero is considsga','e stir in miaaug
circles, and many important sales 0.
Motave eo1niy proG ety may be lookeI
ior a.o1ost ans day
Tie Goldea Cote lniii is being pushed
iorwlrd 70 completion AZ last as possible,
the work being delaFed by the scarcity
oi teams.
Tile sampling Works have been closes
down for repairs during the past week
bat will start up again on Monday morn
ing.
Receipts of ore at the Ssmpling Works
| d,.ring The pas. week comprise two ca
loads from the c.. d., two car load
from the Cupcl, and a mum Der OF small
/ lots from various otller mines.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16
f,neizien's Arnlca 'saiye.

The best Salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, sorcs, Ulcers, salt Rhenm, Fever
Sores, letter, Chappei Hands, Chilblains,
Cons and alfskin Erpptions, and posi-
lively cures piles or no pay required. II
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Prize 25 cents PEI
ijox. For sale by Watkins Bros.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

.
Cool weather.
Trade at Taggart'i.
Fine cigars at Ta2gart's. =
The passenger train for TIE west was
seven hours late this morning.
The Thursday night singing school bids
flir to become quite an institution.
Foster $. Dennis ind vile are thinking
OF taking a trip to Oak Creek, near Flag.
staff. very shortly.
Azan, Copeland, "a Wells, Fargo & Co.,
! Is thinkiay seriously OF studying Law; 50
| is Supervisor Sels1ii.
Supervisors Ssisol and Crozisr let o.
tias freiznt this moaiing to spsad Sandiy
with thelr families.
Ei. r. Thompson retifnel iron san
Ffaucisco last TGesfay morning, and evi
IDENTIFY enjoyed his tfp.
We hear that tha old Hardy warehouse
near the depot is - be torn down TO
make room for a ueiv side track.
Those having comfy warrants TO sell
will bear OF soineti,ing to their advantage
| BY interviewing James j. Hyde.
Ponds Extract, i,r Pains, Aches and
Injuries, is something that when people
once try IL they can never be induced 70
change for anything else.
| Superintendent frother went ort to
Red Lake today afttr something he for
got, viz: his wagon and baggage left in
| the Red Lake mud t,n Thursday.
| Fresh eo3ds received every day at Tag
CART Il Co.'S. General merchandise, cloth
! ing, dry goods, mining material always
on hand and for sale cheap for cash. 7
| The Board of Supervisors will be in
session on Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday OF next week, after which tEey
| viii take a rest tin lIonday, August I.
4 man named Cummings WIS severely
gored by wild stee, last Saturday after
noon, few miles ffcfn Gatewood's ranch.
He Is being attended, TO by DR.. Living
sion.
4 man named Ne Coy was found dead
along side the railroad track near the
Needles lasl siooday. Papers found on
his person show he was formerly in the
stockton Insane Asylum.
Very few PEOPLE know that Louis Lud-
wig, who died on Thursday night, was a
first Lieutenant in the Federal army
during the war, but hr. Bucksbanm, wbo
has known him since 1871, vouches for
the fact. .................. ..
Il Mr.. McLaran, OF sc. Louis, il the name
Of very pleasant gentleman who came
in on last Sundays train from the east,
for the purpose of taxing the position 0!
assayer at the Golfien Gate mill. He
will 90 olt TO Lost Basin next week.
IN row a. the Needles few days
after the Fourth William Robards was
was severely pounded about the head
He died suddenly last Monday, and a
Dos. rnortem exam nation showed that
, his death was due tttrupture OF the heart
Mr.. Benson, who has been giving tht
: Xin,fnan waite. works general over
: ',aaIing duriSg the past three weeks, ap
: pears to have done pretty good work from
; the fact that water runs now all day. H'
promises to DO bethT when he has re
placed the present mains with large
n ones, the pipe fo' which is expectec
J. daily.
Z. s. Commissioner Hyde was occn
gieI last night in holding the examina
p ton Of tEs WaltiPaI Indian supa'
Z. ai..-.-... 1,sa :. ssal mard, ring squaw on th
II Hgalapai reservation abort iour year
i ago. The testimtny developed MAJ
v vas a case Of accidental death, and tn
o f,ommissIouer osa.~-a
idischarged.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16
E2-oliieio Clerk.

The Honorable Board Of Supervisors Of
the county OF Mohayc, Territory OF An.
zona. met at the Court House in King
man on Friday, July sth., 1887, at IL
o'clock q. m.
Present: Samuel Crozier, Esq, Chair
man OF the Board, J. l.. Nelson, Esq.,
Supervisor, and James j. Hyde, Clerk.
Absent. J. II. johnson, Esq, Super.
visor.
On motion the Clerk is authorized to
oost notices inviting proposals for bury.
ing such persons as may have to be in,
TERED at the expense Of the county at ths
county seat from the Goth day Of July t
and including the 3lst day OF December
1887. Bids to be In the form OF scale
proposals and flied with the Clerk on O.
before July 18th, 1887. at 10 O'Clock a. m
Voting aye, Supervisors Crozier an
Nelson.
On motion the Board adjourned I'll
saturday, July 9th, 1897, at 10 O'clock q
m.
SAM. CgozIER,
l,test. Chairman oi tue Board
JAMES ], HYnE,
t!esa.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

+ Special notices in The reading coIrElns Of
tho Mrsgs will be charged at tho ra.s oi
! Zen Cents per line for each insertion.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

The Honorable Board of Supervisors oi
The county Of Mohave, Territory Of Ari-
sons, met On Wednesday, July 18th, 1887,
1t 10 O'Clock Q. 70. ss . Board Of Equaliz.
stion. s.s ~,
Prcssat: ssmpsl Crosier, Esq., Chair.
nan Of the Boasd, Supervisor Nelson,
md James J. Hyde, Clerk -
Absent: Supervisor johnson.
Protest snd written complaint ol
County Assessor Ewing against the as
,essments Of B. F. Ashby, B. r. Bothel
md about sevensy-fve others, claiming
nat their assessments should be raised
Il various amounts, received, read and
,rdered fled.
CONTINUED merit Es,E)
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE soaafg.,.

L.P. Fisher and 2. G. peks are a1thoriz-
.d agents in San Francisco Of tao E9aAvK
Couxrr MrsEa.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16
Attest: Chairman Of the Board.
JANEs j. HYDE,
Clerk.
Attest


The Honorable Board oi Supervisors o.
the county os Molisve, Territory Of Ari
zona, aiet on Thursday, July Tth, 1887
at the Court House 10 Kinguian, pur3u
ant 70 adjournment.
Present Samuel Croaier, ESD, Chair
man d tho rolri, r. /. Nelson, Esq
sif eryiaor. and TameaJ Hyde, Clerk.
In the matter Of ttle bills oI w. &
BlakeIy for gseryires as Prgaate Judge 10
the ggartar ending Jane 9l.h. 1857, !
| il vas ordered, On moiioa. that the sale
" q Blakely be allowed tl'e arm .
forty~nine a3.!f)9 dollars oaihs geRara
linrd in return Tor, and in tnll payment o
iha sum Of thirty.seveH 4j.I10 dollars IL
cash paid hy hin 10 the county tsaasare.
ander q misapprehcuaio Of the law.
| That hs be allowed the further sum o
nine T5.I9l dollars Of. the general fHnd ID
full payment for his services as Probat,
Jnd 4e for the twenty-five days enaing
March 3lst, 1857. and aiso that iic be al
lcwal the further slin Of thifty.seven 10.
tlJ1 dollars in fal! payment Tor his seiy-
ices ~ Probate Jnl,s i3s :ha quarter end
ing june 31th, 1857, and the Clerk Of the
Board is hereby instructed to draw wal
rants on the general fund accordingly.
Voting aye, Supervisors Crozier an'
| Nelson.
Statement Of fees collected by ths
county recorder and clerk Of the distric
court presented and read.
Bill Of DR.. ID. s. Livingstone for services
as county physic;la for quarter ending
June goth, 1887, assi c,aal 10 Or. Il. l.
Buriirk, in the SUN OF one hundred ant
eighteen 75-lOo dollars presented, approx
ed and ordered paid out Of the genera
fund.
| Voting aye, Supervisors Crozier ant
Nelson.
Bill OF VIM. q. Blakely for 500 for ser
vices as county judge for the quarter end
| ing June 3oth, 1897, presented; whereup
on the District Attorney filed writer
protest agains. its payment on the grouns
that no such Office existed in law. j. W
steyaeuson, Esq,, aidsassed the Boar
in behalf ot Judge Blakaly and advocate
| Ire payment o. The bill. On motion III
gill WAS disallowed.
| Voting aye, Supervisors Crozier an(
| Selson.
Bill Of o. T. Knenccr tor addItiona
compensation in making survey OF tn
! boundary line between Yayapai and Mo
Illaye counties. am0untfne TO sfe sum o
,l87 VAS, on motion, disalloged.
Voting aye, Supervisors Crozier an
Nelson.
Bill Of James L. Smith for erecting TN
county Jail in Kingman, laid over unit
the completion Of his contract.
On motion the bill oi Rush, Wells q
! Howard for attorneys fees in the case o
Cilas. E. Sherman vs. Board Of Supervis
ors OF Mohaye county on behalf OF th6
county was, and the same is, hereby dis
allowed.
Voting aye, aessrs. crozier and Mel
son.
! Bill Of g. w. Beechcg, for SIS bounty
On one lion scalp. presented and approve;
| and warrant ordered drawn on the gen
eral fund In bis favor therefor.
/ Voting aye, Messrs. Crozier and Mel
+ son.
On motion the Board adorned unit
Friday, July 9Th, 1887, at 10 o'cloc! a. m
SAM CRoZI2R,
Attest: Chairman q the boafd
JAMES J. HYDE,
CLERK
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The Honorable Board Of Supervisors o.
the county OF Mohaye, Territory Of Ari-
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PROCEEDINGS
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

Tic Honora',le Board Of Supervisors Q.
the county Of aIohags, Territory OF Ar
2onia met on Weincsisy, July 9Th, lSsf
at 3 o'e!oek p. IN. as Il Board OF Eq,ali1.
alton.
Present: Supervisors Nelson and Gro
zier, and James j. Hyde. Clerk.
Absent: Supervisor Johnson.
On motion the Board adjourned to
Thursday, July 7th, 1887 at 2 o'clock r.
m.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

The Honorable Board Of Supervisors o
the county Of NoIisve, Territory Of Ari-
IONA, then met as Board OF Eqna!iz
alton on Thursday, Jaly 7th, 1887, at :.
o'clock p. m.
Present; samasl Crozier, Esq, Chair
man, and J. L. Nelson, ESq., Supervisor
and James J. Hyde, OK -oflicio Cleyk.
On motion the Board adjourned to Fri
day, July Sth, 1887, at 2 p. IN.
SAN. CgozfER,,'
Attest: Chairman oi the Board
JAMES j. HYDE,